Having used this long-lasting 2-in-1 for some time now, I can say Lenovo's AI tools aren't really useful yet, but performance is impressive thanks to its Intel Core Ultra 200V.

The Thinkpad line of laptops, originally from IBM, and then from Lenovo ... that a significant effort has gone into upgrading older models. For example, we have [Franck Deng]’s new motherboard ...

It's going on two decades since IBM stopped making ThinkPad ... along with the famous ThinkPad keyboard. Current T-series models include 14- and 16-inch notebooks, which have replaced the 13 ...

Modern laptops need to be ultraportable, yet powerful and durable enough to handle both work and entertainment. Lenovo’s latest ThinkPad models strike this balance through innovative design and ...

Companies like IBM, Google, and numerous startups are ... it has a shallower feel compared to the keyboards on other ThinkPad models. The laptop has a large, buttonless touchpad that glides ...

A line of business-oriented laptops, Lenovo’s ThinkPad has been around since 1992, with its earliest models designed, created, and manufactured by International Business Machines (IBM). Its latest ...

Two years later, IBM began developing its notebook PCs at the facility ... yet powerful and durable enough for both work and leisure. Lenovo’s latest ThinkPad models exemplify this balance. Lenovo has ...

The ThinkPad was born at IBM’s Yamato Lab. It is believed that industrial designers ... and access to storage for language models,” he explained. Tsukamoto added that good design isn’t just about how ...

It’s a striking design that has been carried over from the old IBM days and as a former ThinkPad ... 32GB of memory and 1TB SSD, the ThinkPad X1 Carbon is one costly laptop, even as premium models go.

and lasting through the IBM acquisition and the current market, all which are on display in the accompanying ThinkPad museum at the facility. Going back to the very beginning, the ThinkPad museum ...

Lenovo tells me that the change is to signal a modern approach to the ThinkPad range, the roots of which go way back, to when ThinkPads were branded with an IBM logo. Just a few months back ...